Publisher's Description
From Mc & RENOX:
Converts Waypoints, Routes and Tracks from Google Earth (KMZ or KML) to a GPS compatible format (GPX) in a few steps. How to convert? Save your points from Google Earth in KMZ or KML format. Load that file using Ge2Gpx. Then edit, modify and delete waypoints, and select the data you want to convert to GPX format and save it. Upload the GPX converted file to your GPS using any software provided by your GPS's manufacturer.
New features: - 100% Unicode compatible, enables users to load KMZ/KML files with characters in Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Russian, etc. ASCII, UTF-8, UTF-16 Little-Endian, UTF-16 Big-Endian, UTF-32 Little-Endian.
- Interpretation of KML Polygons like perimeters (or tracks)
What's new in this version: 100% Unicode compatible, enables users to load KMZ/KML files with characters in Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Russian, etc. Interpretation of KML Polygons like perimeters (or tracks).
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"Functionality is fine, price is not"
Version: Google Earth KMZ or KML to GPS Converter 6.0
Pros
Easy to use, Versitile, Robust,well thought out interface and functionality
Cons
Price, and again Prince
Summary
Software appears to be fairly robust, easy to use and functional. Lots of options to convert map files to the various formats used commercially. It was exactly what I was looking for to translate Google Earth and Map files into a format my Garmin GPS would understand and do the reverse as well. The ONLY reason I removed it was price. The added features over the freeware competition are not sufficient to justify the relativly high price tag. I'd be willing to pay $10 or $15 USD. For $40 I can but a fully functional translation program with the a map database and most of the bells and whistles.
Bottom line. for $40 I'll put up with the minor inconvenience and loss of functionality of using a freeware program.
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